NO WORRIES [ WILD ]

[attr="class","agar"]The more she traveled, the more Bunny felt comfortable with the confusing routes of Hoenn. Although she was still pretty prone to getting lost, she felt moderately comfortable now with traveling farther and farther away from the town first day on a new path.

But maybe today she went a little too far.

Sweating a little and furrowing her brow, Bunny looked up to the sun to see it's position. She was thankful for her visor, keeping the brightness out of her eyes, but frowned as she realized it was a little later than mid-day. It was the hottest it was gonna get until evening came around, and she was lost and far from town.

Well, she guessed it wasn't that bad. She was dressed relatively lightly and it wasn't like there weren't trees to hide under. Taking refuge under the shade of a rather large oak, Bunny pulled out her six pokéballs and released her team, hoping they would enjoy the sunshine a little more than her. Diana sat before her, stretching out just outside the tree's shadow and basking in the sunlight. Sophie seemed to be the happiest, jumping around wildly. As a grass type, Bunny supposed that the Deerling would feel the most rejuvinated in such heat.

Salem and Primrose curled a little ways away from Bunny, closer to the innermost part of the trees where it was cooler. She guessed that their fur was a little too thick for this sort of weather so early in the summer. Dolly hopped around in the branches, little electrifying shocks leaving her whiskers and traveling into the leaves briefly. And, lastly, Garnet sat directly beside Bunny, staring up to her trainer with wide eyes.

"It's a hot day," Bunny heard the voice loud and clear in her mind, still not used to the Ralts' telepathy. She was warming up though.

"Sure is. What do you think of it, Garnet?" She asked her pokémon, eager to hear it's thoughts. Although she always considered her pokémon to think like she did, there was always a sort of guess work when it came to communicating. It got easier over time, but it was nothing like actually talking to them.

Garnet looked out to the grassy forest trail, tilting her head slightly. "I don't really like how... um... humid? it is. Is that the right word?" As Bunny nodded, Garnet continued. "But the sunshine is really nice, and I'm happy I got to be outside with you. And them, too." Although the Ralts didn't move at all, Bunny got a clear image of her whole team surface in her mind before fading away instantaneously. She nodded again, leaning her head against the tree and staring up through the branches.

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